06 Jan 2016 22:56:17
Just putting this out there - It seems a lot of Chelsea fans want him for next season but has Pep Guardiola done a great job at Bayern Munich? Is winning the league there, a relatively uncompetitive league, a measure of greatness? For me if you are a top manager then, for a spell at a club like Bayern, you have to be winning the Champions League.
07 Jan 2016 00:07:31
He still has a really great chance of winning it this season, they are playing magnificently well and I wouldn't surprise to see them in final getting beaten by Chelsea :D (if one could dream)
07 Jan 2016 00:13:46
My only concern about guardiola is that he has never stayed at a club longer than three years so I feel even he did come in and do well he may well leave after 3 or 4 years to start a new challenge which may leave us with a hard task to find a suitable new manager.
07 Jan 2016 07:58:25
You hardly can see modern managers staying beyond 3 or 4 seasons at the top clubs because of the competitiveness of the game. Wenger is in a world of his own. Where the manager would like to stay the club might be craving for something different. Having Diego, Conte or Allegri for 3 or 4 perfect seasons will be superb.
07 Jan 2016 17:03:25
Why we're even being linked to Allegri is beyond me? Pep is clearly number 1 choice but I'd like Mauricio Pochettino as first choice ðŸ‘🻠turned Spurs in to a great team to watch, tightened their defence up to the best in the league and gives kids a chance! Win Win!
07 Jan 2016 19:48:49
Chelsea Nick, I would love Pochetinno too but I don't believe there is a slightest chance of him joining.